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Hey guys im gettin into sedan cars ive raced off road but i plan on getting a tc4. ne suggestions?
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Good choice, you can't go wrong with that car. There are a lot of good cars on the market right now, but for price, performance, and parts avaialbility, you'll be very happy. If you plan on racing, go stock, if medium to large track go with Monster Stock Pro. Take care of your batteries and tires, and have fun.
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Yea im saving up i keep my batteries in good condition. Is the TC4 a good car out of the box, or do you have to buy alot of upgrades for it?
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Originally Posted by racer030
Yea im saving up i keep my batteries in good condition. Is the TC4 a good car out of the box, or do you have to buy alot of upgrades for it?
Less worring about hop ups.... make sure your bearings are clean and lubed Make sure all you screws are tight, get about 10hours of practice just learning how to drive TC, it can be tricky.... I suggest the XXX Main chassis setup guild....really helps put everything together. after you are confident in your skills then get the extra light, extra fast stuff. Just a hint...Aluminum is heavy....at least in TC...It all depends on where it is and how much it is... The TC4 will be a good car for long time.... When everything is good and right with your skill there is a Factory Team upgrade that will give you all the right hopups.... Stay away from Ebay...you will see something so cool for your car but it is useless. Take a look at Barry bakers car....It has all the right gear.... .... hope all this helps and makes cents...LOL Stephen <>< |
Originally Posted by racer030
Yea im saving up i keep my batteries in good condition. Is the TC4 a good car out of the box, or do you have to buy alot of upgrades for it?
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well i think mr shookie got it right there !!!
the tc4 is a great choice its a fast affordable car the xxx main chassis setup book is a must have and in all honesty the only thing i would by is some hardened hinge pins as the ones that come with the kit are rather soft !! and bend very easily in the event of a crash just get hardened hinge pins and some spare front wishbones and front and rear hubs so you have them in case of breakage while at the track you will not regret choosing the tc4!! some times when you copy team drivers setups it can make the car harder to drive while your learning so set it up so it works for your driving style practice makes perfect i need the practice hehe cheers gaz |
Originally Posted by racer030
Hey guys im gettin into sedan cars ive raced off road but i plan on getting a tc4. ne suggestions?
thanks |
Well i was thinking of a tc3 but i didnt now about parts avaliblity orm ne thing like that. But i think im gonna go with a tc4 just because its new. Thanks alot. Yea im gonna need alot of practice and setup time. also what motor would you guys run. IM planning on running stock. I was thinking an Orion Core.
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Originally Posted by racer030
Well i was thinking of a tc3 but i didnt now about parts avaliblity orm ne thing like that. But i think im gonna go with a tc4 just because its new. Thanks alot. Yea im gonna need alot of practice and setup time. also what motor would you guys run. IM planning on running stock. I was thinking an Orion Core.
www.eamotorsports.com has them tuned perfect and if you can afford the XXX brushes already installed go for it. Those XXX brishes will give you 15-20 runs before the brushes wear out. The comm only needs a cut only after 7-8 runs. EA tunes the best motors in my opinion.... Stephen <>< |
Ok now can you guys give me any building tips. Or if you had some problem while building so i now ahead of time.
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Originally Posted by racer030
Ok now can you guys give me any building tips. Or if you had some problem while building so i now ahead of time.
Thanks for all the info. 2)Build it on top of a white bath towel that can be ruined. 3)Do not over tighten screws, the plastic parts hold screws very well without the super tightening. 4)Spray out the kit bearings and relube with a thin bearing oil Trinity makes a real good product called royal oil. 5) Cut and sand all the edges that have the little extra that comes off the molded parts tree. That should at least get you built and started. All other things I think you know already. Stephen <>< |
Thanks alot ill get bac to you when i get my kit
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